Agenda and minutes

Order: Agreed

Order: Noted

( Report to follow ) Chris Manzira

Order: Noted

Lisa Mc Namee

Order: Noted

Theresa Kelly / Alan Morrissey

Order: Noted

( Report herewith)James Nolan, Mary Davis

Order: Noted

Patrick Teehan

Order: E-mail Committee written report on Belcamp Lane,

Progress report on Grove Lane for future meeting

( Report herewith)

Order: Noted

Order: Invite representative from Belmayne Youth and Community Club

Invite representative from Cluid – Committee to submit questions for Cluid in advance of the meeting

Update on Richmond Road Complex---Housing

( Report herewith) Alan O’Mara, Helen Smirnova

Order: Noted.

Committee requested that A O’M  from Traffic meet with a representative from the Board of Management of St. Vincent De Pauls Girls National School, Griffith Avenue with regard to parking issues at the entrance to the School. Councillor O’Muiri to provide details

( Report herewith) Alan O ‘Mara, Helen Smirnova

Order: Noted

( Report herewith)

Order: Agreed. Recommend to City Council

This Area Committee calls for the immediate reconvening of the Darndale Park Renewal Project due to its importance and value as a forum through which Area Office staff from various departments liaise and work together with the representatives from various community and sports groups in the area with the joint aim of securing Darndale Park as a viable local amenity to be used and enjoyed by the entire community.

Order: Report to Councillor. It was agreed that Darndale Park Renewal Project   meet twice yearly prior to the Darndale Forum meeting.

That the Chief Executive address the serious traffic difficulties/parking difficulties that currently exist on Richmond Road, Dublin 3 where a bottle neck now exists at the Drumcondra end of Richmond Road and say what action he can take to bring a reasonable solution to the problem where motorists used to park up on the footpath up until late last year (when enforcement action was taken to prevent this practice) and where cars now mount the kerb everyday to get around the bottle neck and where residents state that daily arguments and traffic jams occur right at this point since the enforcement action was taken and if he will make a statement on the matter.

Order: Report to Councillor

North Central Area Committee recognises the significant potential for sustainable development in the North Fringe area, in particular the lands owned by DCC bordering the Malahide Rd and Clarehall Ave adjacent to Belmayne. North Central Area Committee also recognises the high density zoning for this area and therefore the key need for appropriate planning for social, economic, community and educational facilities and adequate public transport and local parking to support the thousands of residents that this area will eventually be home to. The North Central Area Committee therefore insists that a masterplan be developed for the land bordering the Malahide Rd and Clarehall Ave and adjacent to Belmayne so that residential units can be planned for in a sustainable manner and the current deficient in social, economic, community and educational facilities and public transport connections be addressed.

Order: Report to Councillor

That this Local area Committee supports the provision of ' on the ground' Visual Aids to assist members of the public in respect of the forthcoming Part 8 Flood Defence proposal Alfie Byrne Road to The Wooden Bridge.  The provision of visual aids was a major learning point (workshop O’Brien Institute) post the previous flood defence proposal in this area.  This Committee is particularly interested in ‘on the ground’ visual aids in the major flooding danger areas including but not limited to near Hollybrook Road , The Public Baths and north of Vernon Ave and would be obliged if specific information could be provided please.

Order: Report to Councillor

That this Area Committee fully supports local residents from Addison Road, Cadogan Road and Annesley Bridge Road in their efforts in co-operation with Dublin City Council to counter illegal dumping on Annesley Bridge Road; that the Manager would organise for DCC waste officials to meet a committee of local residents drawn from these roads anxious to drive action forward on that matter; and that the Manager would assess the suitability of the location for CCTV monitoring.
       

Order: Report to Councillor